Sue Kim Hanson
Sue Kim Hanson (???? - September 11, 2001) was a lab technician and student. A resident of Groton,
Massachusetts she
attended and graduated from the
University of California, Berkeley. She later earned her
Master of Arts at Boston University and was a doctoral candidate there, performing a series of challenging experiments creating mice that lacked the InterLeukin-16 gene to study the role that the gene might play in both
asthma and
AIDS.
Hanson died at 35 in the crash of United Airlines flight 175 in the September 11, 2001 Terrorist Attack. She was traveling with her husband, Peter Burton Hanson and daugther, Christine Lee Hanson. They were on the way to Disneyland and then a trip to visit Sue's relatives.
Sue is survived by her grandmother, Ok-Hee Kim, and her brothers, Stanley and John, all of California.
Tributes and Comments
See September 11, 2001 Terrorist Attack/Casualties.
External Links
Mourners celebrate lives lost in attacks
Young couple loved quiet town life
In Memory of Peter Hanson, Sue Hanson and daughter Christine